Hear Technologies OCTOHB4 Hear Back OCTO 4-Pack Personal Monitor Mixing System

Octo HB4 System Features:

• Virtually unlimited system size
• Affordable solution
• Excellent audio fidelity
• Very long digital cables possible without loss of audio quality
• Audio inputs ADAT, analog, and the HearBus are switch selectable from the front panel
• Local control of up to 10 channels of audio (eight inputs plus a stereo AUX input); master Volume controls the level of headphones, line outs, and AUX input
• Headphone amplifier fault indicator: In case of overheating or a short, the red LED illuminates to alert the user of a problem
• Bus Status Indicator: Confirms proper connection to the Hub
• Link Indicators: Whenever two pairs of mono inputs are linked for stereo operation, the link LED is illuminated
• Standard CAT5e power and signal connection - a cost effective, simple, unobtrusive way to connect eight channels of audio. The cable is held in place with a built-in cable strain relief
• Balanced line-outs, mono/stereo
• Stereo AUX In
• Mixer has a built-in mic stand mount for attaching to a standard mic stand or clipping onto a stand extension bar or clip
• High power - low distortion headphone amplifiers

Mixer Features:

The Hear Back Mixer is equipped to mount to any standard mic or desk stand using the built-in 5/8" threaded socket located on the back of the mixer.

• Local control up to 10 channels of audio
• Master volume
• Built-in standard mic stand mount
• 24-bit D/A converters
• Bus status indicator
• Headphone amplifier fault indicator
• Mono/stereo link indicators
• Balanced line outs, mono/stereo
• Stereo AUX in: Expand numbers of mixers; drum module/metronome input

Hub Features:

A single Hub supplies signal and power to a maximum of eight Mixers. To expand your system, the Hubs can be daisy-chained using the HearBus In/Out for virtually unlimited system size. The Hub accepts analog input signals from an audio mixer such as auxiliaries, matrix outs, sub outs, monitor outs, and/or direct outputs. The ADAT input can come from digital audio workstations, digital recorders, or digital mixers.

• Three switch selectable input sources: ADAT Optical, analog, HearBus
• 24-bit A/D converters
• 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz sample rates
• Multi-color, four-level metering
• Daisy-chain for expanded systems
• Internal universal input power supply
• 1 RU chassis